To revisit your earlier statement: > The provenance of a company has nothing to do about the market regulation of the buyer country of residence. If a law is

To revisit your earlier statement: > The provenance of a company has nothing to do about the market regulation of the buyer country of residence. If a law is selectively enforced against foreign entities, provenance suddenly does matter. That is my only point. It undermines the spirit of free trade and invites retaliation, leaving everyone worse off.